SC Asks NMC to Review Rural Service
Supreme Court directs NMC to examine Karnataka's compulsory rural service requirement for MBBS graduates; next hearing on December 8.
Vijayapura Police Top Karnataka In Monthly IT Dashboard Assessment
Dharwad stood second with 70.12 points, followed by Bagalkot with 68.06 points: Reports
Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Nov 4 (IANS) The Karnataka High Court on Wednesday quashed a private defamation complaint filed by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) over the Congress' '40 per cent commission rate card' advertisements published ahead of the 2023 Assembly elections, providing relief to Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar and former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah. Justice M. Nagaprasanna passed the order on the petition challenging the complaint. The development comes after the High Court, on July 4, had stayed the proceedings in the criminal defamation case against Shivakumar, who was the Deputy Chief Minister at the time. The court had also granted similar relief to the Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC). In January this year, the High Court had stayed the proceedings against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who is the Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha, in connection with the same case. The complaint was filed by the BJP's Karnataka unit ahead of the 2023 Assembly elections, alleging that the KPCC had published advertisements in local newspapers carrying a 'corruption rate card' and had conducted a false campaign against the party. The trial court had taken cognisance of the complaint in 2023. The advertisements had alleged that the BJP government was collecting specific amounts as commissions for appointments and transfers in various government departments. They accused the then ruling BJP of fixing rates for different government-related activities. The BJP's state unit contended that the advertisements were defamatory and had damaged the party's reputation. It alleged that the accused had made false allegations based on imaginary assumptions and sought legal action against them. The complaint had named Congress leaders, including Shivakumar, Siddaramaiah and Rahul Gandhi, in connection with the publication and circulation of the advertisements. With the latest order, the High Court has quashed the private complaint, granting relief to Shivakumar and Siddaramaiah in the case. The detailed reasoning behind the court's decision will be known once the order is made available.
Peaceful life a mirage for commoners under Congress rule: MP
Dakshina Kannada MP Captain Brijesh Chowta criticses Karnataka govenrment for hiking travel fares of government buses
SOTTO IT Consultant Recruitment 2026
State Organ and Tissue Transplant Organisation, Karnataka (SOTTO Jeevasarthakathe), Department of Health and Family Welfare Services has published the Recruitment 2026 notification for the post of IT Consultant. Offline applications will be accepted till 13 November 2026. For complete details, candidates can visit jeevasarthakathe.karnataka.gov.in.
KEA Female Supervisor Recruitment 2026
Karnataka Examinations Authority, Bengaluru (KEA) has invited online applications for 141 Female Supervisor posts. Applications can be submitted at cetonline.karnataka.gov.in from 03 November 2026 to 28 November 2026.
Ranji Trophy 2026-27: Karnataka polishes off Assam in no time, claims bonus point
After declaring on 577 for six, the visitor bundles out the host for 128; Shreyas (four for 34) and Shikhar (three for 33) the heroes on day three
Ktaka govt collecting 10 times cost of guarantees through price hikes: Pralhad Joshi
Digital Desk | New Delhi/Bengaluru, Nov 4 (IANS) Union Minister Pralhad Joshi has launched a scathing attack on the Congress government in Karnataka, accusing it of pushing the once prosperous state towards economic decline by imposing repeated price hikes while claiming to provide free guarantees. The Karnataka government, which aggressively campaigned on the promise of free travel before coming to power, has now pushed all four state transport corporations, including Karnataka Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) and Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC), into severe financial distress, he alleged. Joshi claimed that the transport corporations had reached a situation where they were struggling even to find money to purchase diesel for their buses. By accumulating thousands of crores of rupees in pending payments under the guarantee schemes, the government had pushed the corporations into financial losses, he alleged. He expressed concern that the state transport corporations, which were functioning successfully and profitably, had plunged into losses during the three-and-a-half years of Congress rule. Accusing the Karnataka government of damaging the state's economy, Joshi said it had increased the prices of essential commodities to cover up its lack of planning and administrative failures. After increasing the prices of milk, curd and ghee, the government had now imposed a steep hike in bus fares, delivering repeated blows to the common people, he said. He alleged that the government had demonstrated poor governance by pushing an economically strong and prosperous state towards financial decline while neglecting public welfare. Joshi further alleged that development in Karnataka had come to a standstill since the Congress government assumed office. Instead of undertaking development works and strengthening the state exchequer, the government had emptied the treasury, he charged. Within days of increasing the prices of Nandini milk, curd and ghee, the government had arbitrarily raised bus fares, placing an additional burden on poor people, students and employees earning modest salaries, he said. Questioning the rationale behind the guarantee schemes, Joshi asked what kind of guarantee it was when the government claimed to provide free services on one hand while increasing the prices of essential commodities and everyday services on the other. The Karnataka government was claiming to offer free benefits but was recovering ten times the cost from people's pockets through successive price hikes, he alleged. V. Sunil Kumar, former Minister and BJP MLA, commenting on the bus fare hike, stated, This has once again proved that it is not a guarantee government but a government of robbery. Within a week of increasing the price of milk by Rs 8 per litre, the government has now hiked bus fares by 23 to 35 per cent. When questioned about this, the Chief Minister has given the dismissive response that the Centre should reduce fuel prices and that the state government would then reduce bus fares, Sunil Kumar said. Is shifting the blame to the Central government for every price hike and washing one's hands of the issue a form of governance? he questioned. He further questioned, having come to power in the name of guarantees, is the Karnataka government's only achievement to burden people by taking money out of their pockets through hikes in milk and bus fares? People do not want the burden of further price hikes. The people themselves will give a fitting reply to the anti-people policies of the Congress government, he said.
BJP defamation case: HC quashes plaint against Siddaramaiah, DKS
Bengaluru: The Karnataka High Court has quashed the private defamation complaint against Chief Minister DK Shivakumar and former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah over the Congress corruption rate card advertisements targeting the BJP government ahead of the 2023 Assembly elections. Justice M. Nagaprasanna passed the order, bringing relief to the two senior Congress leaders. The detailed copy Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Launching a scathing attack on the Karnataka government following the hike in the retail price of Nandini milk, Leader of Opposition (LoP) in the Karnataka Legislative Council, Chalavadi Narayanaswamy, accused the Congress administration of lackmailing and cheating both farmers and the general public. Criticising the state government's rationale behind the hike, Narayanaswamy alleged that the administration had played a clever card under the pretext of supporting dairy farmers while burdening consumers. The Congress has very cleverly played its card by announcing that it will increase the price by only Rs 8, of which Re 1 will go to the society, and Rs 7 will be given to farmers. In another way, you have increased the price by Rs 13. How much of that amount are you going to give to the farmers? Narayanaswamy questioned. Further escalating his attack on the Siddaramaiah-led administration, the senior BJP leader stated: This is nothing but blackmail. You are blackmailing the farm...
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Karnataka HC sentences man to three months imprisonment for forging court order
The High Court of Karnataka has sentenced a man to three months simple imprisonment for criminal contempt after he was found guilty of forging a 2017 court order by changing the date and adding the names of some individuals as petitioners who had not filed any petition
Gujarat: Bharat Parv draws over 25,000 visitors to Ekta Nagar in first three days
Digital Desk | Ekta Nagar, Nov 4 (IANS) More than 25,000 people visited 'Bharat Parv 2026' at Ekta Nagar, near the Statue of Unity, between November 1 and 3, as the 15-day event brings together the traditional crafts, regional cuisines and cultural performances of states and Union Territories from across the country. Organised by the Union Ministry of Tourism in association with Gujarat Tourism, the festival will continue until November 15, showcasing India's cultural diversity under the theme of Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat. Tourism pavilions set up by various states and Union Territories are displaying popular destinations, traditional art forms, handicrafts and handloom products. The exhibits include Sambalpuri sarees, Pattachitra paintings, applique work and silver filigree from Odisha; Muga silk and Mekhela-Chadar from Assam; Madhubani paintings, Bhagalpur silk and Sikki grass craft from Bihar; and Chanderi and Maheshwari sarees and Gond art from Madhya Pradesh. Other highlights include Pashmina and Kani shawls from Jammu and Kashmir, Pochampally Ikat sarees from Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, and Gujarat's Patola, Pithora art and Ajrakh printing. Bamboo crafts from Chhattisgarh and shell art products from the Andaman and Nicobar Islands are also on display. Artisans are conducting live demonstrations to familiarise visitors with traditional craft-making techniques. The pavilions also allow visitors to purchase handicrafts and handloom products directly from participating artisans and exhibitors. Food is another major attraction, with 25 stalls representing states including Maharashtra, Karnataka, Sikkim, Assam, Ladakh, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal and Gujarat. The stalls offer regional specialities such as Litti Chokha and Thekua from Bihar, Dal Baati and Pyaz Kachori from Rajasthan, Gajak and Ratlam Sev from Madhya Pradesh, Jhalmuri and Patisapta Pitha from West Bengal, Veg Momo and Sel Roti from Sikkim, and Nadru Yakhni and Zafrani Kahwa from Kashmir. Studio Kitchens operated by IIHM Shimla and IIHM Gandhinagar are also holding daily live demonstrations of Indian cuisines, giving visitors an opportunity to watch the preparation of regional dishes and learn about the country's culinary traditions. The festival also features cultural performances every evening by artists from different states, presenting folk music, traditional dances and other regional art forms. Meanwhile, the Statue of Unity will remain open on Monday, November 9, in view of Bharat Parv and the Diwali vacation. However, the viewing gallery will remain closed on the day. The additional opening is intended to provide tourists and families with another opportunity to visit the monument during the holiday period. Bharat Parv 2026 will continue at Ekta Nagar until November 15, with tourism exhibitions, handicraft displays, food stalls, culinary demonstrations and cultural performances.
Alleged attack on lifeguards at Kozhikode beach: Two from Karnataka arrested
The incident took place at Kozhikode beach on June 3, when a group of visitors allegedly assaulted lifeguards who had warned them against entering the sea beyond the designated safety limits
MLC takes officials to task over lack of civic amenities in Gamanagatti
Lingaraj Patil inspects the Karnataka Housing Boards Abhinandan Colony Phase II at Gamanagatti in Hubballi
DK Shivakumar urges private schools to partner with 1,000 government schools in Karnataka
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Karnataka govt. willing to reduce fares if Centre cuts diesel price: Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar
Ahead of Diwali, Karnataka hikes RTC bus fares by up from Rs 9 to Rs 68
Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Nov 4 (IANS) Karnataka Transport Minister Byrathi Suresh on Wednesday announced an increase in ticket fares of all four state-run road transport corporations - the BMTC, the KSRTC, the NWKRTC, and the KKRTC, with the revised rates coming into effect from midnight. The fare revision will apply to ordinary, express, luxury and air-conditioned buses, with the maximum increase varying according to the distance travelled and category of service. The announcement comes ahead of the Diwali festival, when passenger movement is expected to increase across the state. On the rationale for the revision, Suresh said the increase had been kept considerably lower than the rates recommended by the committee. He said both Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar and he had disagreed with the higher proposed rates and had taken four days to arrive at a decision to minimise the burden on passengers. In Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) buses, the minimum fare has been increased from Rs 6 to Rs 10, while the maximum fare has gone up from Rs 35 to Rs 45. For journeys of up to two kilometres, the increase will be Rs 4, while passengers travelling between two and four kilometres will have to pay an additional Rs 6. For longer distances, the maximum increase will be Rs 12. In Vayu Vajra airport services, the fare increase will range from Rs 5 to Rs 15, depending on the distance. For journeys of up to six kilometres, the increase will be Rs 5, while journeys between six and 18 kilometres will cost Rs 10 more. The maximum increase will be Rs 15. The minimum fare increase in air-conditioned buses has been fixed at Rs 10 to Rs 15. The maximum fare for a 60-km journey has been increased from Rs 75 to Rs 90. For luxury buses operating between Majestic and Kempegowda International Airport, the fare has been increased from Rs 405 to Rs 425. Regarding the increase in airport bus fares, Suresh said that people travelling to the airport were generally affluent and questioned why the media was expressing concern over the fare revision. For general transport services, which account for the maximum number of passengers, the increase has been limited to Rs 9 to Rs 68 for longer journeys. In Vega Doota services, the maximum increase will be Rs 18 for 10 stages. The KSRTC network has around 150 fare stages. Defending the decision, the Minister said the four transport corporations were facing mounting financial liabilities and operational expenditure. The combined outstanding liabilities of the corporations stand at Rs 7,719 crore, including loans of Rs 2,192 crore. The government's total liabilities towards the four transport corporations amount to Rs 9,912 crore, he said. He added that the state government was required to provide around Rs 5,000 crore annually towards implementing the Shakti scheme, which provides free bus travel to women in state-run transport buses. The Minister said the corporations were spending around Rs 16,000 crore annually but generating only Rs 14,000 crore in revenue, resulting in an annual deficit of approximately Rs 2,000 crore. This recurring loss was forcing the corporations to borrow money to meet their expenditure. The four corporations together employ around 1,03,600 staff members. The government had also increased employee salaries, while the cost of tyres, fuel and maintenance had risen substantially, adding to the financial burden. Suresh said ticket fares had been revised only once in the past decade, while fuel prices and other operational costs had increased several times. He maintained that the fare revision was necessary to ensure the financial sustainability of the transport corporations. Referring to the Road Transport Corporations Act, 1956, he said the provisions mandated periodic fare revisions whenever fuel prices increased to maintain a balance between revenue and expenditure. Bus fares have been increased in Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, and Telangana, and we have also revised our fares. Around 80 per cent of the revenue generated by the transport corporations goes towards meeting diesel costs and paying salaries. Even after the fare hike, none of the RTCs will become profitable. We have only managed to reduce their losses by about 25 per cent, he said. Appealing to passengers to cooperate with the government, Suresh said state-run transport corporations were the lifeline of Karnataka and that their financial stability was essential for maintaining and developing public transport services across the state.
AIUTUC demands Karnataka government withdraw 23-35% bus fare hike
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Indian connection behind first US Muslim senator Abdul El-Sayed
Washington: Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed has scripted history by defeating Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan Senate race in the November 3 midterm elections, becoming the first Muslim elected to the US Senate. His historic victory has also drawn attention in India, particularly in Karnataka, with his wife Dr Sarah Jukakus family roots tracing back Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Abhimanyu Cricket Academy Ground: Karnataka, Vidarbha and Goa registered commanding victories by an innings, while Uttarakhand opened their account with a comprehensive 10-wicket win as the third day of the ongoing third round of the Ranji Trophy 2026 concluded on Wednesday. Karnataka produced a clinical all-round performance to defeat Assam by an innings and 314 runs in their Elite Group B encounter in Guwahati, wrapping up the contest with more than a day to spare. The eight-time champions collected seven points, including a bonus point, to move to the top of the group standings with 16 points. Resuming their first innings at 496/5, Karnataka continued their dominance as they declared at 577/6, establishing a massive lead of 442 runs. Assams batting lineup had little answer to Karnatakas spin attack, with Shreyas Gopal claiming four wickets for 39 runs and Shikhar Shetty returning figures of 3/28 to bowl the hosts out for 128 in 40.2 overs. Earlier, Manvanth Kumars unbeaten century had provided the foundation for Karnatakas imposing first-innings total. Uttarakhand also registered their first victory of the season, defeating Haryana by 10 wickets in their Elite Group D clash at the Abhimanyu Cricket Academy Ground in Dehradun. After posting 305 in their first innings, Uttarakhand bowled Haryana out for 153, with Mayank Mishra picking up six wickets for 57 runs. Haryanas Nishant Sindhu had earlier claimed 5/89 for the visitors. Forced to follow on, Haryana managed 159 in their second innings, with Jagadeesha Suchith taking four wickets for 50 runs. The hosts were left with a target of just nine runs, which they chased down in 1.2 overs without losing a wicket. Dega Nischals 153 off 387 deliveries was the standout contribution in Uttarakhands first innings. Vidarbha completed an innings-and-20-run victory over Madhya Pradesh after producing a dominant bowling performance across both innings. Having dismissed Madhya Pradesh for 209 in their first innings, Vidarbha posted 334/9 before declaring their innings. The visitors struggled once again in their second innings and were dismissed for just 105. Harsh Dubey was the standout performer, taking nine wickets in the first innings, while Dubey and Parth Rekhade claimed five wickets apiece in the second to seal the victory. Goa joined the list of teams registering innings victories after defeating Bihar by an innings and 177 runs. Goa built their commanding position with a first-innings total of 397 before bowling Bihar out for 107. Following on, Bihar failed to put up a stronger fight and were dismissed for 113 in their second innings, handing Goa a comprehensive victory. Meanwhile, Mumbai strengthened their position against Railways, with a 141-run opening partnership between Angkrish Raghuvanshi and Divyaansh Saxena taking their second-innings lead beyond 300 runs. Raghuvanshi scored 79 before falling, while Tushar Deshpande, Suryansh Shedge and Musheer Khan also departed cheaply as Mumbai lost a cluster of wickets during the final half-hour of play. Off-spinner Tanush Kotian had earlier delivered an impressive performance with figures of 7/45 for Mumbai, leaving Railways with a difficult task on the final day. In the encounter between Delhi and Services, the latter held a 202-run lead at the close of play on Day 3. Delhi made an encouraging start with the ball, picking up two wickets in the first five overs, but Mohit Ahlawats impressive 142-run knock helped Services recover and strengthen their position. With only one day remaining, the contest appears to be heading towards a draw, with Delhi facing an uphill task to force a result. Bengal and Maharashtra also witnessed an eventful day, with Mohammed Shamis four-wicket haul helping Bengal dismiss Maharashtra for 218. Bengal, however, lost four wickets in their second innings and reached 76/4 at stumps, holding a slender one-run lead. Play was curtailed due to bad light. In the Gujarat-Kerala fixture, Gujarat enforced the follow-on after dismissing Kerala for 279 in their first innings. Kerala ended the day at 31/1 in their second innings, still facing a considerable deficit. Odisha remained in a difficult position against Jharkhand after the latter declared their first innings at 433/8. Having recovered from an early collapse, Jharkhand built a substantial total and left Odisha with a deficit of 410 runs. Odisha reached 23/0 at stumps and will need a significant effort on the final day to avoid defeat. Hyderabad also face a challenging task against Chhattisgarh, needing another 246 runs to win after being set a target of 259. Hyderabad were 13/2 at stumps, having lost both their opening batters for ducks in the first over. Punjab continued to hold the upper hand against Andhra, who reached 240/2 at the end of the day while chasing Punjabs first-innings total of 529/9 declared. Andhra still trail by 352 runs, with Shaik Rasheed and Karan Shinde leading their efforts to reduce the deficit. Hyderabad also face a challenging task against Chhattisgarh, needing another 246 runs to win after being set a target of 259. Hyderabad were 13/2 at stumps, having lost both their opening batters for ducks in the first over. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
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RSS people are good, provided information: Priyank Kharge
Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Nov 4 (IANS) Minister for Home, IT and BT Priyank Kharge on Wednesday said that Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) people are good while asserting that the organisation has now submitted details and sought permission for its marches across Karnataka. Speaking to the media in Bengaluru, Kharge said the government had earlier been unaware of who was organising the marches, but the RSS had now provided the required information, including the names of those involved in its shakhas. You (the media) had scared us by saying that they would not seek permission or provide details. The RSS people are so good. Wherever they have conducted marches, they have provided information and sought permission. At some places, permission was not granted, but they cooperated, he said. Taking a swipe at the media, Kharge alleged that it had been indulging in propaganda against the RSS, despite the organisation complying with the requirements. He said the details furnished by the RSS had now helped the government know who was associated with each of its shakhas. Tomorrow, they may also register themselves and disclose details of their funds, including whether the money comes from within the country or abroad. Everything will become transparent, he remarked. Kharge further said the RSS had sought permission across Karnataka and had not described its applications as mere intimations to the police department. They have done it properly. Nowhere in their applications have they stated that they are merely intimating the police department. They have sought permission throughout Karnataka. They have changed. They have been doing things this way for 100 years, and they also need some time, he said. The controversy surrounding the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Vijayadashami route marches (Path Sanchalan) centres primarily on political and administrative standoffs over legal permissions. The issue escalated after Karnataka Home Minister Priyank Kharge publicly declared that the RSS must obtain formal police permission rather than merely informing the authorities about their route maps. Kharge shared internal letters where the RSS informed local police to coordinate logistics. The Home Department argued that because the marches past involve over two lakh participants across hundreds of routes, the police require prior formal applications to properly manage traffic, safety, and public infrastructure. They emphasised that the laws governing public gatherings apply equally to the RSS.
Court order on Mysuru Palace handover not followed: Pramoda Devi
Mysuru: Pramoda Devi Wadiyar has accused the Karnataka government of failing to implement a court order directing it to return Mysuru Palace to the royal family within 30 days. She also clarified that the Ambari and royal throne are private properties of the Wadiyar family. Addressing a press conference in Mysuru, she said the royal Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
US's first Muslim senator is Karnataka's son-in-law
US's first Muslim senator is Karnataka's son-in-law
Congress creating anarchy, working against national interest, claims BJP in Chitradurga march
Congress creating anarchy, working against national interest, claims BJP in Chitradurga march Chitradurga (Karnataka): Karnataka BJP senior leaders on Wednesday alleged that the Congress was working against the countrys interests and attempting to create anarchy. The BJP on Wednesday intensified its campaign against the Congress in Karnataka by organising a foot march in Chitradurga under [] The post Congress creating anarchy, working against national interest, claims BJP in Chitradurga march appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Karnataka LoP R Ashok calls transport fare hike illegal, announces protests
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Bus fare hike avoidable had Karnataka government cleared its own dues: BJP
The BJP will hold a statewide protest on November 5 against the bus fare hike.
Karnataka Preschool Body Seeks Norm Review, Fears 25,000 Closures
In an appeal to the state government, the council said administrative directives had imposed requirements that were difficult for small, neighbourhood-based preschools to meet
Rahul Gandhi blaming BJP for his own failures: Anurag Thakur
Digital Desk | Hamirpur, Nov 4 (IANS) BJP MP and former Union minister Anurag Thakur on Wednesday launched a scathing attack on the Leader of the Opposition (LoP) in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, accusing him of questioning democratic institutions and electoral processes whenever his party faces electoral defeats. Speaking at the Bharatiya Janata Partys (BJP) public outreach march in Hamirpur town in Himachal Pradesh under the partys campaign, Loktantra Bachao, Arajakta Hatao (Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy), he said that instead of accepting the people's mandate, the Congress leadership was attempting to create confusion and undermine public confidence in the electoral system. The programme began with a parliamentary constituency-level workers conference, attended by state party President Rajeev Bindal and Hamirpur MP and former Union Minister Anurag Singh Thakur. Both leaders addressed party workers and called for strengthening the organisation at the grassroots. Many party workers from Hamirpur, Bilaspur, Una, Dehra, Dharampur, and other areas participated in the outreach march. Referring to elections in Bihar and Kerala following the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise, Thakur questioned the Congress position on Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) and electoral outcomes. He asked whether the Kerala Chief Minister would also be expected to resign following an electoral defeat if the Congress's allegations regarding EVM-based elections were accepted. He challenged the party to clarify whether its allegations were genuine or whether states like Karnataka and Kerala should respect electoral mandates. Highlighting the Congress's poor performance in student politics, Thakur also referred to the party's student wing's electoral setbacks at Panjab University in Chandigarh and Delhi University in Delhi. He accused Rahul Gandhi of shifting responsibility for the party's organisational shortcomings and political failures onto the BJP instead of undertaking introspection. Taking a swipe at the Congress-led rally in Delhi, Thakur said that despite claims of mobilising approximately one million people, the actual turnout was reportedly much lower than projected. He maintained that repeated electoral defeats reflected the electorate's rejection of the Congress's political approach. He further said that questioning constitutional institutions without credible evidence could weaken public trust in democratic processes. Thakur urged BJP workers to take the party's message to every household and counter what he described as the Congress's misleading narrative.
Indias manufacturing sector clocks robust growth
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Nov 4 (IANS) Indias registered manufacturing sector has recorded a robust 7.25 per cent growth in the gross value of plant and machinery in the year 2024-25 over the previous year, according to data released by the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) on Wednesday. During FY2024-25, the registered manufacturing industry experienced notable expansion, driven by upward trends across key economic metrics, including capital investment, production output, Gross Value Added (GVA), workforce numbers, and compensation in comparison to the prior year, an official statement said. The manufacturing corporate sector, having a share of more than 89 per cent in total gross value added (GVA), has reported growth in the number of factories in operation and total persons engaged by 3.45 per cent and 7.57 per cent, respectively and GVA growth of 9.28 per cent over the previous year. The top five industries -- food products, textiles, basic metals, motor vehicles, and wearing apparel taken together, have contributed more than 41 per cent of the total manufacturing employment of the country during 2024-25. Maharashtra, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Uttar Pradesh have emerged as the top 5 states in respect of GVA, having a share of more than 54 per cent of the total manufacturing GVA of the country in 2024-25. The ministry has released the results of the Annual Survey of Industries (ASI) for the financial year 2024-25. Detailed publications of ASI 2024-25 comprising Volume I and Summary Results of Factory Sector along with unit-level data have now been disseminated by MOSPI. The figures show that the factories with an investment in plant and machinery up to Rs 5 crore account for 78.69 per cent of the total factories that operated during 2024-25. While these factories share 10.55 per cent of total fixed capital, their share in total persons engaged is 34.32 per cent. Their contribution to the total output and net value added is 19.24 per cent and 17.61 per cent, respectively. As against this, the share of operational factories, with gross investment in plant and machinery of Rs 10 crore and above, is 15.84 per cent, accounting for 87.42 per cent of total fixed capital, 59.66 per cent of total persons engaged, 76.82 per cent of the gross output, and 78.07 per cent of the total net value added. Annual Survey of Industries is conducted with the primary objective of providing a meaningful insight into the dynamics of change in the composition, growth and structure of various manufacturing industries in terms of output, value added, employment, capital formation and a host of other parameters. It provides valuable input to the National Accounts Statistics at the national and state levels. The results are prepared at the state and major industry level.
America's First Muslim Senator Has A Wife With Roots In Karnataka
Dr Sarah Jukaku was born and raised in Michigan. She earned her medical degree from Columbia University's Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons in 2015
After milk price hike, Karnataka raises bus fares by up to 35%
In Bengaluru, the minimum BMTC fare has increased to 10 from 6, while the maximum fare has risen to 45 from 35
Man cheated of Rs 5.8 lakh on promise of doubling investment
Ten years of RERA: 3,147 projects lapse in Karnataka, only 39% apply for completion
The data points to a large number of projects in the State that have not reached the completion stage within their stipulated timelines
From Bhatkal to US Senate spotlight: Elected Abdul El-Sayeds wife Sarahs Karnataka roots
Abdul El-Sayed has been elected as the first Muslim to the US Senate, marking a historic milestone. His wife, Dr. Sarah Jukaku, has roots in Bhatkal, Karnataka, connecting their family to Indian heritage. Sarah's grandfather was a deputy minister for finance in Mysore State, contributing to local development. The couple met at the University of Michigan, where they became active in the Muslim Students' Association.
Cops prepare to search Kumaraswamy's Delhi residence in Siddaramaiah sting operation case
Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Nov 4 (IANS) Bengaluru Police is preparing to search the Delhi residence of JD(S) leader and Union Minister for Heavy Industries and Steel, H.D. Kumaraswamy, in connection with the sting operation targeting former Karnataka Chief Minister and Congress Working Committee (CWC) Member, Siddaramaiah, police said on Wednesday. Bengaluru Police Commissioner, Seemant Kumar Singh, has held a meeting with senior police officials to discuss the future course of action in the investigation. The proposed search comes after Prajwal Prasad, Kumaraswamy's social media public relations representative, appeared before the Investigating Officers and recorded his statement. It can be noted that Prajwal Prasad, who allegedly works for the social media team of H.D. Kumaraswamy, appeared before the Central Crime Branch (CCB) police in Bengaluru on Tuesday in connection with the investigation into the fabricated sting operation targeting former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah. During questioning, Prasad reportedly pleaded innocence, claiming that he came to know about the incident only through social media. He also told the police that he did not know Ritesh Kumar Pandey. The police have seized Prasad's mobile phone and sent it for forensic examination as part of the investigation. The CCB had issued a notice to Prajwal Prasad, who is accused of handing over a mobile phone to content creator Ritesh Kumar Pandey at Kumaraswamy's official residence in New Delhi. Prasad, who has obtained interim bail from a court, appeared before the Investigating Officers on Tuesday morning. Bengaluru Police Commissioner Seemant Kumar Singh had said the mobile phone allegedly used to upload the sting operation video was purchased in Delhi and brought to Union Minister Kumaraswamy's official residence on Kushak Road. According to the police investigation, Ritesh Pandey, who was arrested in New Delhi by Bengaluru City Police, disclosed that he had purchased the mobile phone in Karol Bagh along with Vinod Sharma, allegedly on the instructions of Prajwal Prasad, who is stated to be associated with Kumaraswamy's social media team. The device was subsequently brought to Kumaraswamy's official residence and allegedly handed over to Prajwal Prasad. Meanwhile, Minister for Kannada and Culture and Backward Classes Welfare, Shivaraj Tangadagi, on Wednesday launched a sharp attack on Kumaraswamy over his statements on the sting operation case. Tangadagi questioned Kumaraswamy's claim that injustice was being done to Siddaramaiah in connection with the case and asked whether his continued statements and alleged propaganda would benefit the former Chief Minister. He alleged that the sting operation had been publicised through Kumaraswamy's office and questioned what guarantee there was that the Union Minister had not been involved in carrying it out. He accused Kumaraswamy of being behind the episode and shedding crocodile tears. Tangadagi further alleged that Kumaraswamy was attempting to create internal differences within the Congress by driving a wedge between Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar and former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah. The video was uploaded and publicised by Kumaraswamy. He has admitted to it. Is it not shameful for a former Chief Minister to indulge in such activities? Tangadagi asked.
KMC Hospital Attavar Launches Comprehensive Keloid Clinic; Day-Care Treatment Available Twice a Week
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Despite a special revision to remove duplicates, Mahadevapura, the BJP-held constituency where Rahul Gandhi alleged massive vote chori in 2024, still has 803 voter IDs linked to just 397 people, with some individuals holding multiple cards.
Kerala plans higher minimum wages, wider bonus cover under Labour Codes
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Attention commuters: Bus rides in Karnataka get expensive as state hikes fares by upto Rs 9
The bus fares in Karnataka increased by up to Rs 9 across four state corporations, transport minister Byrathi Suresh said on Wednesday. The revised bus fares will come into effect from Wednesday midnight.The minimum fare on BMTC buses in Bengaluru will increase from Rs 6 to Rs 10, while the maximum fare will go up from Rs 35 to Rs 45.
Karnataka KSRTC Bus Fare Increased
The minimum fare on BMTC buses in Bengaluru will increase from Rs 6 to Rs 10, while the maximum fare will go up from Rs 35 to Rs 45
War of words intensifies over Siddaramaiah sting Op case; Priyank Kharge attacks Kumaraswamy
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Karnataka Sugarcane Farmers Set Deadline, Threaten Protest if Demands Are Ignored
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Priyank Kharge asks EV companies to shape Karnataka's growth roadmap
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Organic India Launches a Certified Organic Range of Nuts & Seeds in India
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Karnataka hikes bus fares in BMTC, KSRTC, NWKRTC, and KKRTC
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Karnataka BJP Claims Sting Operation Will Impact Congress in 2028 Elections
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Karnataka SIR: Same EPIC in 2 constituencies, and other errors - The Hindu
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There are cases of voters having multiple voter IDs, and same EPIC number in two different constituencies.
Karnataka arrests 232 in crackdown on rice black marketing
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Siddaramaiah sting row to impact Congress in 2028 polls too: Karnataka BJP
Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Nov 4 (IANS) Senior BJP leader and Leader of Opposition R. Ashoka on Wednesday claimed that the alleged sting operation involving former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah had exposed the internal discord within Congress and contributed to the party's defeat in the recent Legislative Council elections. Siddaramaiah sting row to impact Congress in 2028 polls too, he underlined. Ashoka said that senior Congress leader and MLA K.N. Rajanna had himself predicted the adverse impact of the controversy on the party's electoral prospects. He alleged that the sting operation against Siddaramaiah was orchestrated by disgruntled Congress leaders and claimed that the former Chief Minister's supporters and voters had also turned against the party. The impact of this will be seen in the 2028 Assembly elections as well, Ashoka said. Launching a sharp attack on Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar, the BJP leader blamed the Congress government's alleged internal infighting and its policies for the party's electoral setback. Ashoka alleged that the government had repeatedly betrayed farmers, withdrawn pensions of vulnerable sections, senior citizens and persons with disabilities, and left several government departments without adequate funds. He also accused the government of mismanaging the state's finances and said the increase in milk and bus fares had added to the hardships of the people. People have realised that this administration is harmful to the state. The Congress will have to pay the price for this poor governance soon, Ashoka said. Taking a swipe at the Congress over the ongoing sting operation controversy, Ashoka said that while the party was currently facing a political storm over the issue, the people would carry out an operation against the government and throw it out of power during the elections. After the ruling Congress in Karnataka was defeated on all four seats in the recently held Legislative Council elections, a war of words erupted within the party on Tuesday between supporters of Siddaramaiah and Chief Minister Shivakumar. In the MLC elections, the NDA took home all four seats, as the BJP bagged three and the JD(S) won one. Former Minister and Congress MLA, K.N. Rajanna, a close associate of Siddaramaiah, said the controversy surrounding the sting operation had adversely affected the party's image and could have contributed to its poor performance in the MLC elections. However, Municipal Administration Minister H.C. Balakrishna, a supporter of Shivakumar, accused Rajanna and his son, a Congress MLC, of failing to work for the party's candidates and indulging in anti-party activities. He demanded disciplinary action against them.
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In the Mahadevapura Assembly constituency, some voters were found listed in the final rolls with the same EPIC number in two different constituencies; in some other cases, voters were issued multiple EPIC IDs
Rajiv-Farooq rigged 1987 polls: Ram Madhav
Jammu, Nov 3:BJP national vice president Ram Madhav on Tuesday, in a direct dig at LOP in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi and his ally NC leadership, alleged that contrary to Congress accusations (against BJP), it was former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi joined by the then Chief Minister Dr Farooq Abdullah, who had massively rigged assembly elections in 1987, leading to emergence of terrorism in J&K. Referring to the Congress allegations against the Modi government of committing electoral frauds, Madhav asserted, In fact, in the history of the country, only two Prime Ministers actually committed such proven electoral frauds. One was Rahuljis grand-mother Indira Gandhi, whose election was declared void by Allahabad court proving the charge that the official election machinery was misused by her to emerge victorious. In response, Indira imposed an emergency in the country. Secondly in 1987 in J&K assembly elections, Rahuls father and the then Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi in league with Farooq Abdullah, who was then J&K Chief Minister had resorted to large-scale irregularities in the election process, leading to emergence of terrorism here (in J&K). These are well-recorded facts, he maintained. Madhav, accompanied by J&K BJP general secretaries Gopal Mahajan, Baldev Singh Billawaria, chief spokesperson Sunil Sethi and other senior leaders, was addressing a press conference at BJP headquarter, Trikuta Nagar, Jammu. He accused the Congress of attempting to fulfill its avowed objective of regime change through anarchy, violence and riots as it could not win power through democratic means of electoral battle. But people are with Modiji and this became evident again during their oppositions much hyped Ramlila Maidan rally, where 23 parties together could hardly bring 50,000 or 60,000 people against their haughty claims of 1 million people. BJP, even in a normal rally in an assembly constituency of Jammu, can bring 5000 people, he maintained. With regard to questions about NC rebellion post cabinet expansion and speculations linking his visit to efforts of BJP government formation, he refused to make any comment. Im here to address only the issue related to fake propaganda being run by the opposition on Special Intensive Revision (SIR) across the country and particularly in the union capital. For the past few months, the main opposition party Congress and its leader Rahul Gandhi have been busy spreading lies that the Election Commission has manipulated the country's electoral system, Madhav said. The Election Commission will reply to these allegations and they have already submitted a detailed affidavit in the Supreme Court vis-a-vis entire process of SIR and all facts related to it. But we want to expose Congress real intentions behind the controversy they wilfully created to achieve its objective of regime-change but not through democratic means. Their leaders are spelling out openly at every public forum and social media that they wanted regime-change like it happened in Bangladesh and Nepal, he said. It was because the opposition had realised that they could not defeat BJP, the Prime Minister Narenda Modi electorally, so they (Congress and other opposition parties) wanted to overthrow democratically-elected regime and wrest power through anarchy, creating doubts about constitutional institutions, Madhav alleged. However, the people of India will never allow the Congress to succeed in its intentions to spread anarchy in the country, he asserted. Madhav described all allegations of Congress regarding SIR exercise, presently underway in many parts of the country and already completed in several states, as out and out white lies. BJP national vice president reiterated that the Election Commission, through constitutional exercise SIR, was actually cleansing the electoral system of all sins of Congress which fiddled with the electoral rolls during the past several decades. He asserted that the Congress's politics of confusion, confrontation and institutional distrust would not succeed in India. Madhav stated the SIR exercise, being undertaken after nearly two decades, was a legitimate democratic process in which Booth Level Officers (BLOs) were conducting door-to-door verification to ensure the accuracy and integrity of electoral rolls and identify illegal entries, including those of foreign nationals residing illegally in India. He alleged that the Congress wanted illegal voters to remain on electoral rolls because its political calculations depended on manipulating the electoral environment. He said the opposition's repeated allegations against constitutional institutions were part of a larger conspiracy to create street unrest and engineer political instability, drawing parallels with developments in neighbouring Bangladesh and Nepal. Regarding Congress main allegation that the names of 13 crore voters were deleted (through SIR exercise), Madhav questioned why it could not bring those people to the fore. Where are those 13 Cr voters whose names, according to the Congress, have been deleted? SIR is cleansing electoral rolls of discrepancies through constitutionally valid SIR exercise, happening after a gap of 20 years. The names of dead (around 2-3 Cr), transferred (around 6 Cr), non-existent voters (1 or 2 Cr) and infiltrators who are illegal voters have been deleted and are being deleted. Like in Jammu, Rohingyas have settled at many places. The names of such infiltrators, illegal immigrants get deleted. This is imperative. Does the Congress want those infiltrators to be included in the electoral rolls as its prospective voters, he threw a poser. He asserted that one to two crore people, who were genuine voters yet their names were deleted through computer based mechanism, could go and get their names included in the electoral rolls as per the set procedure and there was no bar on it. He alleged that earlier Congress was blaming EVMs for its defeats but could not establish the charge and currently, it was accusing BJP of stealing mandate through vote-Chori. Between 2014 and 2024, the Congress lost 56 assembly polls and three parliamentary elections i.e., 2014, 2019 and 2024. But that time present Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar was not there. Then how was Congress defeated? They (Congress) have no logic and it is resorting to political conspiracy. The government is willing to convene a special Parliament session but they (opposition) are running away. They are only trying to provoke people through false propaganda, Madhav alleged. He mocked that the Congress was crediting BJP for its electoral victories in Karnataka, Kerala, Telangana stating that they were made to win by it (BJP) so that it (BJP) could justify its electoral fraud in other states and parliamentary polls. Nothing could be more ridiculous than this illogical explanation about their wins through the same electoral system, which they are criticising. This depicts how pitiable their condition is, he said. Madhav explained that they (Congress) were seeking replacement of EVMs with the ballot papers. In the recent municipal polls conducted through ballot papers in October, Congress could win only two wards out of 42 wards. In MLC elections, which are always conducted through ballot papers, out of 28 seats, BJP-allies won 16 seats and BJP won 13 seats but Congress could win only one seat. Responding to another question, he said that there could be possibilities of some discrepancies or errors in SIR exercise, conducted through computer-based mechanisms. Those errors can always be rectified. If the names of genuine voters get deleted, they can get their names added in the voter lists through relevant forms. Revision is a constitutional process. In Uttarakhand, where Im (BJP) Prabhari, names deleted mainly comprised Hindu voters and this happened at some other places. Eligible persons can always get their names included, he explained.
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